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Feb 09, 2017 21:48 |  #1

I have two external Hard Drives that I use to keep backup photos on my desk. Can anyone recommend a good app to maintain the two hard drives?

When I import new images into LR I also import the original files onto one external HD, then manually copy that folder to the other backup. I would like to find an app that can automate this, checking the hard drives to insure they are the same and copying new files to the other drive.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!


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Feb 09, 2017 22:09 |  #2

Carbon Copy Cloner does the trick for me.


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Feb 09, 2017 23:19 as a reply to  @ rdalrt's post |  #3

That ^^^

Been using it for probably 15 years.


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Feb 09, 2017 23:19 |  #4

rdalrt wrote in post #18269234 (external link)
Carbon Copy Cloner does the trick for me.

Awesome! I'll take a look at that now.

Thanks!


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